School of Commerce

B.Com. Hons. in Journalism and Mass Communication is a 3-year undergraduate program that combines commerce education with specialized training in media and communication. This interdisciplinary course equips students with a strong foundation in business principles while developing their skills in journalism, media production, and mass communication. The curriculum typically covers subjects such as accounting, economics, marketing, media law, digital journalism, public relations, and multimedia production. Students gain practical experience through internships, projects, and hands-on training with industry-standard equipment. This program prepares graduates for diverse career opportunities in media organizations, corporate communications, advertising agencies, and digital content creation, blending business acumen with media expertise.

B.Com. (Hons.) in Capital Market is a specialized undergraduate curriculum that concentrates on financial markets, investments, and trading tactics. The course, which typically takes 3 years to finish, includes in-depth knowledge of capital markets such as stock exchanges, derivatives, financial instruments, and market laws. Students learn about portfolio management, risk analysis, and global market trends using both theoretical and practical approaches. The curriculum prepares students for employment in investment banking, equities research, stock trading, and financial consultancy. Eligibility often needs completing 10+2 with a foundation in business or mathematics. Graduates can further their careers by pursuing advanced certifications such as the CFA or MBA in Finance.